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Nursing staff were walking the halls every 15 minutes, looking for smoke.

The students were still enrolled in training.

One resident said she could not recall being introduced to her new roommate before the move happened.

Federal inspectors visited the facility on April 24, 2026, and conducted a kitchen tour at 12:34 in the afternoon.

Inspectors classified the violation as isolated, meaning it did not appear to be happening across the board.

The facility has submitted no plan to correct any of them.

The Director of Nursing, interviewed by inspectors on April 23, was direct about what the practice represented.

Complaint inspections are triggered by specific allegations, typically from residents, family members, or staff.

That detail surfaced during a complaint inspection the following day.

The violation was classified as causing actual harm and affected a dependent resident who relied entirely on staff for basic bodily care.

The first section showed a deferred adjudication, dated December 16, 1996.

In the first floor lounge, wallpaper had peeled away from the wall above the television, exposing a black area underneath.